🦊Read our new blog: "Four-times rarer than a wild giant panda: a new population estimate for #Ethiopianwolves." "...there are now 454 adult wolves in 99 packs across 6 isolated populations in the Ethiopian highlands." Here: ethiopianwolf.org/news/four-time… 📷Adrien Lesaffre

Jorgelina Marino and Heywot attended a brilliant event with Mission Wildlife in San Diego this week. "A wonderful opportunity to talk about #EthiopianWolves and the importance of EWCP's work for #wildlife #conservation in #Ethiopia. Great to see many supporters and friends."

The future of #Ethiopianwolves. Claudio Sillero presenting EWCP work at the #ORC2024 Oppenheimer Generations Research & Conservation WildCRU, Oxford Dinkenesh Ethiopia Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority Hailemariam & Roman Foundation

This #ethiopianWolf wolf is the dominant female in the TAR pack. She has been dominant female for two years in the TAR pack. She started giving birth in 2023 and 2024. Her mother was dominant in the TAR pack when she was alive. But now she has replaced her daughter. EWCP Ethiopian Wolf Conservation

Today after 8 days stay all the #ewcp monitors who were in sanetti and web valley are all back. EWCP Ethiopian Wolf Conservation Claudio Sillero Wildlife Conservation Network WildCRU, Oxford Sandra Lai @sandralai.bsky.social Jorgelina Marino

WildCRU members participated in the 5th IUCN Species Survival Commission Leaders' Meeting, which issued a powerful declaration affirming “Saving Species Sustains Life” - highlighting the critical link between #biodiversity & human well-being. See: bit.ly/3C2RPi4 IUCN Species Survival Commission

Stark's hares feature on the menu, but only uncommonly. Hitting two in one go is exceptional!

When we think of pollinators, we picture bees or birds, but even wolves can get in on the action! In Ethiopia, the fiery blooms of Kniphofia foliosa lure Ethiopian wolves with sweet nectar. Can wolves be pollinators? Find out here👉 bit.ly/490B83k 📷 Adrien Lesaffre

Ethiopian wolves have been seen feeding on nectar! 🐺 They are the first large carnivore documented doing this - and may be acting as pollinators too. New from Sandra Lai @sandralai.bsky.social Claudio Sillero WildCRU, Oxford University of Oxford 👇 bit.ly/3AQPsyJ 📷 Danielle Rubens

Dire wolves are not back. Pups created by gene editing grey wolves are not true dire wolves, say canid conservation experts. Recreating the Ice Age sounds exciting, but it won't save what's still wild. #Conservation #Biodiversity #GeneEditing #direwolf tinyurl.com/4yh4mak5

Ethiopia is experiencing significant land use changes, restricting habitat for wide-ranging, large carnivores. Camera trap data estimates large carnivore populations in Omo Valley and the threats faced, shaping future conservation management practices. tinyurl.com/4baacabu

Conservationists died in line of duty in Mozambique. Our condolences to Niassa Carnivore Project and the families of Domingos Daude & Fernando Paolo, NCP Scouts killed in an insurgent attack on 29 April. Another NCP scout was severely injured and two more are missing. @

Our EWCP delegates, Prof Claudio Sillero, Dr Jorgelina Marino and Dr Sandra Lai, just arrived in Lunteren, Netherlands, for the International Conference Wolves Across Borders 2025! 🧵1/ #WAB2025 #WildCRU #OxfordBiology #OxfordUniversity #WolvesBorders #conservation #research

EWCP founder and director, Prof Claudio Sillero Claudio Sillero, will be giving a plenary talk on wolves in Africa, and will be part of a panel session on the wolf debate within dynamic politics, misinformation and social media. 2/

Prof Claudio Sillero on wolf species biogeography, threats and the way forward in Africa, going from the widespread generalist cryptic African wolf to the specialised endangered Ethiopian wolf and the “wolf proxy”, the painted dog (African wild dog). #WAB2025 #WolvesBorders

A message of hope from EWCP founder: “The threats are many but canids are versatile, they will find way”—Prof Claudio Sillero #WAB2025 #WolvesBorders

Dr Geraldine Werhahn on the incredible diversity of wolf species in Asia, where the oldest and least protected wolf lineages exist. An emphasis on increasing global awareness, shifting local cultural perspectives and how big cats can help Asia’s wolves. #WAB2025 #WolvesBorders

According to a recent study conducted by Cambridge Core, the iconic #Walia_Ibex in #Ethiopia is on the verge of extinction Cambridge University Press & Assessment Mongabay Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority Image: online cambridge.org/core/journals/…

In ‘Our Altered World’, host Neel Zaver talks with Claudio Sillero and Jorgelina Marino about interconnectedness between Ethiopian wolves and local communities, and a conservation model deeply rooted in collaboration. Listen now via #UKHealthRadio ➡️ ukhealthradio.com/blog/episode/c…

Walias in trouble news.mongabay.com/short-article/…